Why The Confusion? It’s Always Been About the Business
How are you treating your music career? Are you just playing shows and not worrying about financing your career? Even if you’re a great musician, it does not mean that. Continue reading
MTT Weekly Recap: What are the odds of succeeding without a record deal?
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Brandon Walsh: Pandora- What's In A Name? Does The Music Service Walk Its Talk? MTT: Andrew Dubber & Monkey On The Roof Blake. Continue reading
The Musician’s Arsenal: Killer Apps, Tools and Sites – NoiseTrade
On Music Think Tank, Ariel Hyatt continues with The Musician’s Arsenal series. The series covers social media apps, tools, and websites that artists can utilize in their careers. The second. Continue reading
Redefining Success In Music
To many, landing a recording contract is success. However, with the changing music landscape and shrinking physical sales, the definition of success has changed. On our sister blog Music Think. Continue reading
Preparing For The Studio
You have found a producer and have set a date to start recording. What do you do from now until the recording? On Music Think Tank, Blake Easter recommends doing. Continue reading
What are the odds of succeeding without a record deal?
Do musicians need a record deal? On Music Think Tank, the debate rolls on with a post by Bryden Haynes. He discusses an earlier MTT post on whether or not. Continue reading
Andrew Dubber & Monkey On The Roof
Music Think Tank co-founder Andrew Dubber helped launch a new online music project theat deserves our support. The album, Monkey on the Roof, features recordings of Delhi street children singing. Continue reading
Pandora – What’s In A Name? Does The Streaming Service Walk Its Talk?
Days after an IPO that started strong around $20, Pandora settled back. closing Friday at $13.40. One analyst suggested that the stock could trade as low as $5.50. Against that. Continue reading
On Innovation, Flying Deloreans & Explosions In The Desert
On Music Think Tank, David Greenberg writes about innovation and Malcolm Gladwell’s New Yorker article “Creation Myth – Xerox PARC, Apple, and the truth about innovation”. Innovation is hard especially. Continue reading
